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Message: <blockquote data-quote="megablake" data-source="post: 5054386" data-attributes="member: 81069">I love this setting.  I'm seeing a lot of echoing on how it's generic, but with so many imaginative bits that it works.  As a DM with restricted time to play, this is great, because when a player plays a dwarf or an elf, they know what to expect.  And when they discover some cool bit of setting fluff ("there's a necromancer ghost-ruled kingdom where skeletons till the soil?", "there's a place that's like bloody revolution France, only all the time?" and so on) they get even more thrilled to go visit.  The designers did a great job interweaving the nations too.  I mean, you could play a whole campaign in nearly any single nation without too much cross-cultural contamination, and at the same time, things at the bottom of the world have historical ties to the top and vice versa.  It's great.</blockquote>